A Midsummer Night's Dream 5.1 Performance: Theseus, Hippolyta et al Lines 301-341

The transcript narrates a dramatic scene involving characters like Pyramus and Thisby. It begins with an introduction to the characters and their conditions, followed by Moonshine's absence and Thisby's search for her lover. The narrative progresses to the tragic end of Pyramus and Thisby, culminating in a lamentation over their loss and a final farewell.

What is suggested about the character who is 'less than an ace man'?

• He is deceased.

• He is a skilled warrior.

• He is a wealthy merchant.

• He is a wise scholar.

What does Moonshine's absence signify in the play?

• A delay in the plot.

• A change in the weather.

• A new character introduction.

• A shift in the storyline.

How does Thisby react upon finding her lover?

• She leaves silently.

• She expresses her sorrow.

• She dances joyfully.

• She sings a song.

What imagery is used to describe the deceased character's features?

• Bronze skin and dark eyes.

• Golden hair and blue eyes.

• Lily lips and cherry nose.

• Silver hair and green eyes.

What is the final action taken by the character in the tragic conclusion?

• He plants a tree.

• He sings a farewell song.

• He draws a sword.

• He writes a letter.